photo by Ray Faass
We’re still posting pictures from the show. See the PHOTOS and MORE PHOTOS links. Fifty new photos were posted this morning and we still have another seventy-five to go!! Stay tuned.
And here’s a note from Ms. Adrian:
Kary is the one who constructed this blog. In the evening, in our hotel room, after working all day on the play she would post photos. Now that we are home, she’s kept right on going! To all of you who received her big thank you, I can only say, she speaks for both of us.
And she is so right, we miss all of you, big-time! We know Project Impact closes its doors for the summer soon. Have a great rest of the summer, and never forget, no matter how many times “Crossing Jordan” is performed, you are the originals, and you’ve set the bar high for anyone who follows in your footsteps.
Thanks a million!
Adrian
Adrian,
Adrian,
Oh, how much fun I had playing the role of Nana Grace in the world premiere of “Crossing Jordan!” Truly, it was such a fabulous, fabulous experience!! And having to sing in front of live audiences, something I had not done in over 6 years, and do a fairly decent job at it, too . . . wow, that felt good! I feel blessed for you granting me the opportunity to bring life to a character you created and I pray I made you proud of my interpretation of such a special lady.
Although I’m sending this e-mail almost 3 months after the final curtain closed in the Chapman Auditorium here in Apalachicola, the memories from the play are still with me and they continue to be most enjoyable recollections. Thanks for allowing Summer 2011 to be forever, one that I will joyously recall.
Take care,
Elinor